Bed Bug Heat Treatment: How It Works
The core principle behind heat treatment is simple: bed bugs and their eggs cannot survive prolonged exposure to high temperatures. All stages of the bed bug life cycle are eradicated by raising the temperature in a treated area to a lethal level, typically between 118°F and 122°F, and maintaining it for a specific duration.
Unlike chemical treatments that may require several weeks or even months to fully eliminate an infestation, heat treatment can often be completed in a single day